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me too! I don't know why...but I was convinced it would...was already re-doing my pedal board. I guess a space thing? (although I am sure I have seen a DI with XLR in that enclosure..)Thanks for the info. Bummed it doesn't have xlr!
I was bummed t see this...I guess I wasn't thinking it through..but I thought for sure it would have XLR out...No XLR out. Balanced 1/4" TRS

Invalid Link RemovedDoes Joyo make a line switch/loop/blend pedal? Also has anyone tried the JW-01 rechargeable wireless on bass yet? Thanks
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Also has anyone tried the JW-01 rechargeable wireless on bass yet? Thanks
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I really only wanted it to be 'good enough'...of wasn't...I did...it did not like any low notes..there was a noticeable difficulty with delivering. It was OK on guitar...my KB player tried it as well...same deal...left hand wasn't coming through with any authority or clarity.
Thanks for the heads up. Would have been bummed to waste a Benjamin on something that can't get it done. I'll stick with cables until I can afford a G10. Clean blend pedal come first though.I really only wanted it to be 'good enough'...of wasn't...
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This ^I have been SO happy with the American Sound, that when I started to hear demos (and general rumblings) regarding the Orange Juice, I knew it would be worth trying.
And it sure is!
I really like the way this pedal sounds, haven't taken it to a band mix yet, but wow.
Try it.
Just got my Orange Juice with the mail yesterday, and will try it out later today in band context, which I am looking forward to.
Also have a Harley Benson California TrueTone coming in, which is actually the exact same pedal as the Joyo California Sound, just relabeled as one of Europe's biggest musical equipment stores Thomann's brand.
This is how my dirt setup most likely is going to look after I received the California and the Hartke HF44 Bass Fuzz that are on their way in the mail system:
Loop A of Boss LS-2: Boss MT-2 > EHX Tube Zipper (used as fuzz) + Loop B of Boss LS-2: Joyo Orange Juice> Harley Benson California TrueTone> Hartke HF44 Bass Fuzz, with LS-2 in the A+B>Bypass setting.
How low do you really NEED to go?Anyone used the Joyo JF-330 Ocho Octave? How's the tracking on it? How low can you go before the tracking goes?